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PREMIUM New book rebukes Kenyans for ‘bad manners’ The questions he poses invite society to look deep into itself.
PREMIUM Mombasa-Nairobi road at 100: Book immortalises men who risked death to clear the way They faced an animal-infested swathe of land between Nairobi and Mombasa.
PREMIUM Rejected book sparks a publishing business How one failed manuscript led to a new path for African writers.
PREMIUM Student goons, dirty politics and Babu Owino When I finally went to bed that night, I lay comatose. I had been awake and active for three days—roughly 62 hours—without sleep: Prof Kiama on managing student elections.
PREMIUM The gloriously uncomfortable novel that needs a warning label The book reads as though a provincial schoolmaster swallowed equal portions of Shakespeare, lust, Catholic guilt, and cheap beer.
PREMIUM Why women should stop obsessing over tightness during intimacy Men must understand that vaginal wetness is normal, that tightness is not a measure of sexual virtue.
PREMIUM My husband complains that we are making him broke! My husband feels like he is getting poorer while I am getting richer.
PREMIUM Kenya’s fruit, vegetable and flower exports face new levy Export of horticultural produce will attract a levy of 0.25 percent under proposed regulations.
